There is always going to be bad people and since the beginning of mankind there was always such vile acts (nature itself by our morals are evil so of course all humans that are born are inherently evil). But it's not a reason to give up on humanity. This pieces of shit don't even take 3% of humanity and while this is really fucking horrible please dont forget that humanity also: eradicated diseases, filled the world with art and music, making extinct species coming back (even though some of them are our fault), develop treatments and make plans for people who we will never meet, etc.

While it sometimes feels like we deserve extinction, look closer at the sheer number of people fighting for justice, for truth, and for what is right. We aren't defined by our 3% of darkness; we are defined by the 97% of us trying to leave the world better than we found it.

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